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Shandchem: Natural dyes used to dye wool displayed at the Gairloch Heritage Museum in north-west Scotland.
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Shandchem: A loom and spinning wheel and other artefacts associated with the the use of wool, displayed at the Gairloch Heritage Museum in north-west Scotland.
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Shandchem: Whisky still, Gairloch Heritage Museum 09072010
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Shandchem: The foundations of one of the nine Salt Pans at St Monans
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Shandchem: Andrew repairing netting on the clam boat the Coral Strand
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Shandchem: Handmade soap stall at the Dundee Flower and Food Festival on 20 April 2008
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Shandchem: National Vegetable Society stall
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Shandchem: Honey and bees wax at the Dundee Flower and Food Festival on 20 April 2008
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Shandchem: Honey and bees wax at the Dundee Flower and Food Festival on 20 April 2008
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Shandchem: Honey and bees wax at the Dundee Flower and Food Festival on 20 April 2008
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Shandchem: Jewellery by Marilyn
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Shandchem: Stalls at the Carlsbad Annual Arts fare 2008
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Shandchem: Alyth Parish Church window
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Shandchem: Pictish cross, photographed in Alyth Parish Church.
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Shandchem: The Aberlemno I, class I Pictish symbol stone, also called the Serpent Stone.
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Shandchem: The Aberlemno 3, class II Pictish symbol stone, also called the Great Stone.
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Shandchem: Part of a Pictish cross-slab, Meigle No.7, Meigle museum, Scotland
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Shandchem: Pictish cross slab, Meigle No.6.
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Shandchem: Pictish Cross slab, Megile No.1 with Pictish symbols.
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Shandchem: Pictish recumbent stone, Meigle No.26.
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Shandchem: Pictish recumbent stone, Meigle No.26.
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Shandchem: Pictish recumbant, a graveslab, Meigle No.26, Meigle museum, Scotland
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Shandchem: Rear view of the Pictish cross slab, Megile No.2 with Pictish engraving of Danile and the lions from the old testament.
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Shandchem: The Aberlemno 3, class II Pictish symbol stone, also called the Great Stone.
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Shandchem: Bonsai tree of Acer family
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Shandchem: Shy! Magnolia Sprengeri, Variety Elongata, Dundee Botanics
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Shandchem: Old horse cart farm machinery at a farm at Coaltown of Callange near Ceres in Fife. Found this by accident when looking for the ruin of an old windmill.
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Shandchem: The Scales of Justice
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Shandchem: Stairway to Heaven! The Night Stair of Balmerino Abbey. Built in 1229 A.D.
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Shandchem: A column of the Chapter House vaulting of Balmerino Abbey.